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Pine Tree= Tree's Sap= Car Cover @ work! >=(
Now everybody is going to think I'm anal with my car. Especially when the parking lot at work is on a main and very busy street. FYI I work at a liquor store. So my question is.. if you were one of my customer what would you think if you see my car with a car cover?(all the regular customers knows what I drive)
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They prob wouldn't care too much, prob drunk on the way in anyways. JK! Just sucks you have to go through that, tree sap is hard to get off. Any way you can park a little further away in an area where there is no tree sap?
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I would just look and wonder what kinda car is under it then get in my car and drive off lol.
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Tough situation. Parking under a tree is pretty bad for droppings of all kinds. But a car cover, especially in view of party people or drunks wouldn't exactly present a good situation either. This all depends on how decent your area or neighborhood may be. I'd say try to park somewhere else, not under a tree, but away from harm's way if you can.
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Originally Posted by BounceNY
(Post 6305136)
They prob wouldn't care too much, prob drunk on the way in anyways. JK! Just sucks you have to go through that, tree sap is hard to get off. Any way you can park a little further away in an area where there is no tree sap?
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Do what you have to do to keep your baby clean!
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Now I'm thinking I should return the car cover and just wash my car weekly.. good idea?
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I usually wait to cover mine in the garage when it's clean too. Anything scratches black so quickly!
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My .02 - unless your car is very clean, a car cover is a bad idea. You will end up with lots of scratches and that will definitely shown on a black car.
Then again, tree sap will etch through the clear coat so that sucks too. I know a lot of people are against them, but if you must use a car cover, then get a car duster. Dust off the car (assuming it's only pollen, etc), then put on the cover. If your car is very dirty, then just leave it uncovered. |
Originally Posted by isthrizzy
(Post 6306476)
My .02 - unless your car is very clean, a car cover is a bad idea. You will end up with lots of scratches and that will definitely shown on a black car.
Then again, tree sap will etch through the clear coat so that sucks too. I know a lot of people are against them, but if you must use a car cover, then get a car duster. Dust off the car (assuming it's only pollen, etc), then put on the cover. If your car is very dirty, then just leave it uncovered. |
Sticky situation. Anywhere else to park?
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car cover = tree sap problem solved, but you'll end up with scratches.....
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Just park it without the cover but keep a bottle of Meguairs Quik Wax or some waterless wash as well as a microfiber in your car. Before you get in it when you leave work just do a walk around and clean any of it off :)
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Keep a bottle of Turtle Wax tree sap, bug, and tar remover near by. The car cover is a bit much in my book.
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My other options are park where there's no pine trees but risk getting ding by other drivers cause the plaza's parking lot gets really busy(there's also a bar in the plaza) or park it near the pine trees and get tiny mist of sap on my car. Is a no win, win situation here. I think I gotta settle for option 2.
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